De Zerbi's Spurs: A New Hope for Survival

0:00On April 10, Tottenham just hired Roberto Deservi as their third manager this season, stepping in after Thomas Frank and Igor Tudor, who lasted. Only 44 days, he got the job on March 31, was spur sitting one point above the relegation zone and seven games left. His first match is Sunday against 11th place Sunderland at 2pm. The teams in a rough spot, winless in lead play, all through 2026 and just two victories since late October 2025. They also crash out of the Champions League last 16 to Atlético Madrid. Spurs haven't dropped out of the top flight since the 1977-78 season, so the pressure is massive. Deservi's keeping in humble, saying he's no better than his predecessors and praising their skills. He thanked the board for their trust and stress bringing his own style to hit survival targets. To players and staff, his message is clear. Earn the fan's support with spirit and fight since they've suffered alongside the club. Injuries are hitting hard,

1:00with long-term absences for Dejan Kulisewski and James Madison, plus Dominic Salanki and Exabi Simon's battling fitness. Mohamed Kutus might need surgery on his thigh and could miss the rest of the season. Goldkeeper Guglio Mo Vicarios out after hernia surgery, but Deservi's upbeat about attackers like Randall Kolo-Mawani, Mathis Tell, Retrolison, and Salanki. He's eyeing a long stay at this Premier League giant, loving the squad's potential and the prep time before kickoff. With enough firepower to battle, Spurs head north, determined to spark points and lift the fans.